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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1992
Page
7
Lorain County commissioners urged directing 400000 toward restoring sheriff deputy patrols in unincorporated areas. Four rehired deputies deemed minimal, with concern increasing tax vote support if emergency is seen as real and not scare tactics.
A short lived congressional attempt would have forced milk to contain higher nonfat solids, raising costs. The plan faced FDA bypass concerns and was pulled from Senate consideration and defeated in the House. Consumer groups warned against private interests overriding public comment and science.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines that its opinions in editorials are stated on the page, while guest editorials cartoons and columns are meant to challenge readers. It encourages reader participation by sending letters to the editor to share opinions.
Ronald J. Gilgenbach of Elyria forwards a detailed letter correcting CT reports on sewer overflows in Eastern Heights. He argues the count is 20 not 25 and that no plan existed to plug overflows before removing downspouts. He cites EPA mandates to reduce sanitary flow to Black River, notes lack of combination sewers in Eastern Heights, and urges focusing on roof water removal, rehab of sanitary lines, and selective storm line construction as the economical path for homeowners and the city.
Charles M. Hinton Sr of Largo Florida voices frustration over four year delay in resolving his August 1988 injury at Invacare while employed by Victor Temporaries. He reports ongoing pain and unpaid medical bills from a Florida consultant, blaming Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation for uncertainty over employer credit and slow action.
A letter by William W. Rowe argues for replacing full-time lawmakers with remote electronic voting to curb perks, lobbying influence, and bad checks. He cites Rep. Okar and Rep. Feighan as examples and invokes Jefferson on periodic democratic renewal.
A community critic claims CEI’s fly ash disposal near South Murray Ridge Road caused damage to 14 homes with ongoing repairs and relocations. The author questions CEI’s claimed safety, cites heavy truck traffic and wildlife impact, and urges CEI executives to relocate, while noting Ohio EPA air monitors pending spring readings.
Reese of the Orlando Sentinel argues that 26000 Americans remain in the Persian Gulf and US forces will stay into the next century to protect oil interests and elite corporate deals. He claims Arabs and oil nations must sell on the world market, condemns foreign policy as a puppet show by internationalists, and calls to stop using US troops as mercenaries for global corporations.
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